Easy Idioms

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as simple as that

Meaning: extremely easy to understand or comprehend

Example: There can be no exceptions. Every new recruit has to undergo an orientation course, it's as simple as that. Read more ➺


veg out

Meaning: to stop working hard

Example: After a tiring week, I like to veg out in front of the television during the weekend. Read more ➺


as easy as pie

Meaning: an easy thing

Example: The results are sure to be good this time since the exam was as easy as a pie. Read more ➺


a dime a dozen

Meaning: something very common and not having much value

Example: Adventure and traveling based reality shows are now outdated and a dime a dozen. Read more ➺


a cinch

Meaning: an extremely easy task

Example: I have been preparing for this presentation for the last six months. This promotion will be a cinch for me. Read more ➺


easy come, easy go

Meaning: readily won and readily lost

Example: I won a lot of money at the casino last night but lost it on my way out. Oh well, easy come, easy go. Read more ➺


a piece of cake

Meaning: very easy task

Example: Don't worry, Sophie - this job interview will be a piece of cake for you - you have all the skills they need and I think you're absolutely the best candidate. Read more ➺


a bed of roses

Meaning: easy option

Example: Weight loss is a challenging task, not a bed of roses. Read more ➺


ABC

Meaning: the alphabet (See example 1 and 2)


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